72 Duster door glass install help

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Jim Ward

Jim Ward

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Does anybody have an old manual that shows how the door glass goes into the regulator in a 72 Duster? I bought the master rebuild kit with all the new slides as when I bought the car whoever disassembled it through all of the parts in a paint tray...

Any help is appreciated.

thanks Jim
 
Do you have a bare shell and are looking to see how all the guts are oriented inside? I have a complete door with the front skin cut away for just that reason if you need it.
 
That is exactly what I need. If you can provide a couple detailed photos you just might be my saving grace.

Thank you,
Jim
 
Jim Ward said:
That is exactly what I need. If you can provide a couple detailed photos you just might be my saving grace.

Thank you,
Jim
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Here are a few pics. Let me know if you need anything else.

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This is very helpful. I have only one of these pieces and I assume I need two for obvious reasons. Can you look to see if it rolls along the rear vertical slide channel? Any idea what it is called?

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Jim Ward said:
This is very helpful. I have only one of these pieces and I assume I need two for obvious reasons. Can you look to see if it rolls along the rear vertical slide channel? Any idea what it is called?

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Nope, just 1. It runs along the outside of the front vertical channel. Gets attached by the window bolts.
 
Correct. One for each door. I only have 1 total. I wish I could meet the person who disassembled this car. Hahaha

thank you for all of your help. I’m pretty sure you saved me.
 
No worries. I have a car that was dis-assembled the same way. Glad I could help....Fabo is an awesome site, and I have had more than my fair share of help from our members.
 
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